Would You Directly Confront Someone Who Was Rude? | Loose Women

[@armel369]

A few years ago, in a quiet department store,just an hour before Sunday closing, I spotted Ruth as she stepped onto an escalator to the top floor. I pointed to my 80 year old Mother, who said “ hello Ruth”, hoping she would simply turn and smile politely. Instead, Ruth shook her shoulders and rolled her eyes and completely ignored her. She was already moving up on an escalator so would not have been be bothered by unnecessary chat if she didn’t want it, so a simple smile would have been so nice. We now see her as a cold, smug woman and are no longer fans.

[@Thea_Pat]

This is super obvious from watching her. I’m surprised you were a fan before hand but I’m sorry she made you feel less than.

[@DavidBrown-ec2jm]

So true.

[@patriciadevlin5121]

@@armel369 Ruth Langsford thinks she is above people. She will be less well off after her ex husband. Gets all.

[@armel369]

@@patriciadevlin5121 totally agree!

[@JoshPascoe-zt6yf]

Is she obligated to say hello to every person who greets her everytime she leaves the house?

[@varcusja]

If i open a door for someone and they don't say anything i tell them they are welcome !!

[@bevturner2258]

Me too 😊

[@carolfuller2941]

And me 😊

[@monalisa7]

I held the door open for a large family leaving a restaurant once. Parents, multiple grandparents and children of all ages. They had sat at the table next to mine. Anyway, the ONLY person to say thank you was the grandfather. I should have said “you’re welcome” to every adult that went past.

[@sharoncox4776]

Janet the only genuine woman on that panel. Says as it is, Admire that. Great woman!

[@russellben1234]

I do call it out especially on holiday! I try to teach my son how to be polite and we were waiting on a lift on holiday and let people in first that were waiting then someone walked in in front of us and he called them out and went that so rude we were there first! 😂

[@Fullmoonhowl101]

You are well within your right to call people out especially in this world where you are not allowed to have an opinion

[@lizvtaz6]

Well the problem with the opinionated people nowerdays is that somehow their opinions are always negative and unnecessarily hateful towards discriminated groups of people.

[@3h2o61]

As an American, I was horrified and highly embarrassed. If I do something nice for a stranger in public, like open a door, and they don't say thank you, I will say "You're welcome". It makes the point nicely.

[@Chilledchillbean]

@@3h2o61 I’m a Brit obviously everyone knew that you shouldn’t walk in front of the Queen or touch her. But I don’t think he was trying to be disrespectful maybe he was nervous

[@TeeK94]

Yes you should call it out as and when you see it, otherwise you become rude and two faced.

[@zzzbbbooo]

The late Queen recognised immediately the difference between someone who got protocol wrong from no ill-intent and others who deliberately ignored it out of arrogance and disdain.

[@Chilledchillbean]

I agree he obviously respected her and didn’t realise you shouldn’t walk in front of the Queen. His handlers should’ve told him not to walk in front of her

[@Chilledchillbean]

When Michelle Obama and the Australian Prime Minister touched her. The British media went crazy Trump was more respectful

[@OliverKitkat]

Looking great Ruth ❤

[@patriciadevlin5121]

Colleen Nolan can be rude also. She is always going on and on..😮

[@Free12609]

I cannot stand people are proudly inconsiderate

[@Raquel-g9f]

Yh I agree No1 should be rude but people do have a bad day.

[@danfrost3043]

Anyone who works in Retail or Contact Centre's can tell you what "Rude" is, we deal with it all day, every day.

[@lindanoble7047]

Isn't being abrupt rude?

[@janegeddes9027]

I an certainly not a Trump fan, but why does anyone have to walk behind the queen? Side by side is the normal way. Don't understand what the problem is.

[@Chilledchillbean]

I’m a Brit and like Trump but obviously everyone knows you shouldn’t walk ahead of the Queen or touch her. I don’t think he was being disrespectful someone should’ve told him not to walk ahead of the Queen

[@TheMouse-gc9ft]

I’m not a trump supporter but this is ridiculous. It’s rude if it’s intentional but people need to learn to get along , trump isn’t young himself, and there are more important things to pay attention to than other people’s hypersensitivity.

[@Chilledchillbean]

Another attempt to slate Trump he said many times he respected the Queen.

[@productionemployee8032]

Trump said he loves the Queen and so did he’s mom! Stop the bashing

[@berylcomar2875]

In UK its actions before words.

[@Raquel-g9f]

I 🩷 Janet Don't care 💅

[@berylcomar2875]

Yes Mr Trump was very rude

[@memecakes4436]

Lol the anti Trump propaganda comes to loose women 🤦‍♀️ walking in front of her doesn’t mean anything it’s not a sign of rudeness.

[@moimeself1088]

He was the guest, she was the host. There's protocol, esp for such a formal occasion. If he doesn't stand on ceremony, he shouldn't be trying to shoehorn himself into a job that requires standing on ceremony. Also, he's a waste of air, so ... 😏

[@jacquelinemartin9124]

It’s a sign of ignorance. His daddy didn’t teach him LADIES FIRST!!!!! Whether she’s the queen of England or not 🙄

[@kathenson606]

@@jacquelinemartin9124he never does that to his wife. He likes women and at least he doesn’t try to kiss everyone like Biden. Trump 2024